Crossing the red line: how Russian interference in Western democracy is backfiring
Those in the West who argue in favour of detente, of an easing of sanctions and a rapprochement with the Kremlin: difficult to defend it.
Future of Europe
Political and geopolitical games in the Cypriot labyrinth: a Greek-Cypriot perspective
Cyprus’s ‘bi-communal negotiations’ have collapsed once again but in a manner that reveals diplomatic cacophony, deceptive international ‘diplomatic’ practices and serious mistakes by both the Greek and Turkish Cypriots themselves.
The importance of Spanish-German cooperation in strengthening the EU
The Spanish-German cooperation is key to strength the EU. However, does Germany see Spain as a reliable and effective partner? Not quite yet.
A social Europe, protective but not protectionist
The debate about social Europe has relaunched the social dimension as a way of reacting to the attacks from various populist quarters and the discontent.
Macron, champion of European sovereignty
In Emmanuel Macron, France has secured a pro-European President but in a society that is divided on the issue.
Discovering the Mediterranean (and tapping into its pro-European attitudes)
It seems likely that the group of Southern EU countries that met in Madrid will be able to mould the future of Europe in a decisive way.
Open France vs closed France, on the rise vs in decline, new vs old
France has open wounds. Will Macron manage to bind them and push through reforms that have been put off for too long? This is the big issue.
From Istanbul to Madrid: five things to know before the Turkish constitutional referendum
The main question is not the constitutional reform itself, but approval of the governing party, and the figure of President Erdoğan.
Germany and Trump-America: back on track?
Garmany and Washington DC seem to be on the way to pragmatic cooperation, even when there is still significant disagreement.
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